The Chelsea Supporters' Trust have sent a clear message to the club's next owner as Roman Abramovich looks to offload the Blues.
It was announced earlier this week that the Russian is looking to sell up after almost two decades at the helm.
A buyer is now being sought with Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss reportedly leading a consortium that could purchase the west London outfit.
Chelsea's supporters have outlined what they expect from the new owner, citing their want to be heavily involved.
In a statement they have made it clear they do not expect any fresh attempts to involve themselves in any European Super League attempts.
The Blues were members of the original plan before backing out amid fans pressure.
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Supporters have also underlined the need to support the women's team, who have enjoyed huge success under Emma Hayes.
The statement read: "The Chelsea Supporter' Trust notes media reports that negotiations for the sale of Chelsea Football Club are moving at pace and that a deal may potentially be agreed within days. Securing the club's future and supporting our supporters in paramount.
"Prospective owners must engage supporters at the earliest opportunity and take steps to ensure the club is supporter orientated and sustainable.
"As an immediate gesture of goodwill, negotiations for the purchase of the club must include:
"1. The outstanding balance of the loan from the Club to Chelsea Pitch Owners should be forgiven, so that Stamford Bridge is secured by and for Chelsea's supporters.
"2. The relevant recommendations of the Fan-led Review of Football Governance report by Tracey Crouch are implemented, namely: A. A golden share for fans to protect ket items of club heritage. B. Consultation with supporters through the creation of a democratically elected shadow board. C. Continued support for Chelsea FC Woman
"3. A commitment from prospective owners to meet the CST at the earliest opportunity and to engage in a regular, constructive dialogue on issues of supporter interest, including fair ticketing and stadium development.
"4. A commitment from prospective owners to continuing the legacy of the Chelsea Foundation's community work.
"5. A guarantee that there will be no attempts to exit existing sporting structures without the engagement of key stakeholders, with supporters at the forefront - this includes the European Super League."
Abramovich's decision to sell comes amid mounting pressure from MPs following Russia's invasion on Ukraine.
The billionaire said: "As I have stated before, I have always taken decisions with the Club’s best interest at heart.
"In the current situation, I have therefore taken the decision to sell the Club, as I believe this is in the best interest of the Club, the fans, the employees, as well as the Club’s sponsors and partners."
